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Coleman® Irons & Other User Manuals

User's Manuals contain the manufacturer's safety, lighting, storage and care instructions.

If you don't have one for your appliance, you should be able to find a scan of it here. All manuals are in Adobe .pdf format and you are encouraged to print them off for future reference.

We are always looking to provide more manuals! If you have an old Coleman® User Manual that is not listed here and you'd be willing to share it with everyone, please make a high-resolution scan and send it to oldtowncoleman@gmail.com if you are willing to share.

Type/Model
Mfg:
Document Title
Remarks
Coffee Maker 69 Coleman Directions for Brewing... 1934
Coffee Maker 70 Coleman Directions for Cleaning... 1935
Fuel Tank 652C Coleman Instructions for Operating... Jun 1930; courtesy Joe Rands
Heater 2 Coleman Directions for Model No. 2 Dec 1926; courtesy Joe Rands
Heater 511A700 Coleman How to use and enjoy your new... May 1965
Heater 512A700 Coleman How to use and enjoy your new... Undated
Heater 512A708 Coleman How to use and enjoy your new... Courtesy John Ludovico
Heater 513A708 Coleman Instructions for Changing Wick... Mar 1972
Heater 513A708 Coleman How to use and enjoy your new... Courtesy John Ludovico
Heater 515A704 Coleman Instructions for Changing Wick... Mar 1972
Heater 515A704 Coleman How to use and enjoy your new... Courtesy John Ludovico
Heater 519 Coleman How to use and enjoy your new... 1966; Courtesy Jim Savage
Iron 4 Coleman Directions for Operating... Dec 1929; courtesy Joe Rands
Iron 4A Coleman Operating Directions for... Undated
Iron 4D Coleman Operating Directions for... Undated
Iron 609 Coleman Operating Directions for... Dec 1938
Iron 609A Coleman Directions for Operating... Feb 1941
Lantern, #8326 Thermos Operating Instructions and Repair... Undated, post 1963; courtesy Tim Murphy
Tube 599.910 Coleman Directions for Tank Cleaning Tube Feb 1936; courtesy Joe Rands


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